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has anyone seen a suzuki swift with bodykit.. thinking of getting one in singapore but dun know how much it will cost. are there any lobangs ard?

Guys, need advise as I am eyeing on this car but know nuts about it.... juz happen to be a passenger and am impressed by the rear leg room, interior and the smoothness of the ride... pls let me know the pros and cons and the most importantly is the FC.. My budget is ideally can be below 70K.

Hi to all, I'm interested in buying the Suzuki Ignis 1.3 AT car as I loved the look of it on the road. But I know nothing about the performance of the car as compare for instance with the famous Hyundai Matrix. Fuel consumption of the Suzuki Ignis also must be in consideration. Please help me in all these details. Thanks & warmest regards to all.

Doesn't this look familiar?

Changing it is so expensive. Any idea where I can get an old (but workable) cat convertor and put it there. Got this qtn for a new one and it's like >$700! wah lau..siao. Any after market type (non Suzuki) that can be used? I think LTA is quite strict over exhaust change. Any advise from experts or advice here? Thanks in advance ppl!!

I am looking at 2 second hand Lianas, one sedan the other hatched. The asking price is about 50k for the sedan and about 48k for the hb. I beleive both are manual drive. Is this price to much to pay or a 2 yrs plus car? A new Liana (1.6) cost about 71k (wow!, over-priced or what?) Any comments, good or bad is welcomed as I need to make a decision soon. TIA

hi MCF bros, Pls advise which is a better choice < Suzuki Liana hatchback or Matrix > in term of a) FC b) handling c) saftey (build of the car) d) space (need at least space for 3 adults + 1 drive + baby seat) e) look f) pick up rate g) servicing of car in authorised workshop Thanks for advise. On tight budget of < $65K ....

Wondering if there is any Suzuki ignis club in singapore?? my new ride is arriving probably at the end of this month if the COE biddin is successful. And where can i get ignis rear spoiler or bodykit in sg?

http://www.suzuki.co.jp/dom4/lineup/mrwagon_damd/

Can anyone advice whether is this a good car ?

Unable to decide???Pls give ur opinion which is good.

Any interested in the above? I am trying to find owners who are keen so we can share the shipping costs. Let me know! Pls pm me..

Looking for a few Liana owners (so shipping will be cheaper) who want to improve the braking system of their car. Found a contact in US who can ship to us. Price about US90 per rotor - US$180 for a front pair. Shipping - TBD (shd be ard US$50) Rotors are from Switzerland - www.bremsa.ch I have forwrded them the specs i got from CM and it matches Enclose is a pic of the rotors check out the difference at

Next Jimny To Be Barnstormer? t's five alive for Suzuki. The next-generation Jimny 4x4 is likely to have an extra set of doors - and they will be rear-hinged. Insiders say the Landbreeze concept first seen at last year's Tokyo Motor Show and which resurfaced again at Geneva is the best indicator towards the Jimny's eventual replacement, due in three years' time. The hybrid features Mazda RX-8-style barn doors. A spokesman said: "One of the things that current Jimny owners are concerned about is the relatively poor access to the back seats, so the Landbreeze was developed with this in mind." It's not known whether the Suzuki's successor will also feature the 660cc hybrid petrol-electric powerplant found under the bonnet of the prototype. But the Japanese firm is known to be pushing ahead with the development of the technology. However, that's not all the firm is working on at the moment. The manufacturer will also be launching three new vehicles in the UK over the next two years. All will be replacements for existing models, so expect to see fresh versions of the Grand Vitara, Liana and Wagon R+ in due course. Further down the line, Suzuki's tie-up with Fiat is expected to bear fruit in the form of a joint sport utility vehicle project. Although few details are available at the moment, the vehicle will be designed in Italy by Ital-design, but produced by Suzuki in Japan.

hi all MCF suzuki owner.. my 1st service comin soon, like to check which service workshop is better ? pandan or hougang ? or there is no diff :) by the way, was told all stuff are free during the 1st 3 services, incl engine oil etc. What engine oil they provided ? sythetic ? thanks...

Hi all, Anyone out there driving the above mentioned? Care to share any info on this model, ie. FC, tranmission, etc? Rdgs

Hi just wondering if there are any workshops specialising in suzuki kits.. thanks in advance fellas . -virgin poster-

Is it available locally? available for test drive? Any comments on this???

The Concept-S2 is a compact 4-seater convertible which inherits and builds upon the development concept of its predecessor, the Concept-S, which was introduced at the 2002 Paris Motor Show. The Concept-S2 carries over the Concept-S's dynamic styling and sporty character and further heightens the "fun" factor by incorporating the open feeling of a convertible. Suzuki is determined to push forth with the creation of compact cars that may be "small in size but are styled to project a powerful presence, are fun to drive, and each a joy to own", bringing full satisfaction to the user. The Concept-S series are study models for a new small car which will be manufactured at Magyar Suzuki from 2004, and they fully embody Suzuki's commitment to delivering such satisfaction. Hardware * By using a 3-piece rotating/retracting roof structure which builds upon the technique that was employed on Suzuki's "Cappuccino" 2-seater convertible, the Concept-S2 design provides ample seating space for 4 people. The 3-piece rotating/retracting roof is composed of a 2-piece roof front, a roof rear and a rear window, powered by an electric motor each component rotates and retracts into the rear luggage compartment. * Powering the Concept-S2 is a lightweight, compact and powerful all-aluminum 1600 cm3 DOHC 16-valve engine featuring a host of technological feedback from lessons learned through participation in the Junior World Rally Championship. The engine is linked to a 6-speed sequential MTA transmission. * The instrument panel includes a 13-inch information display for the "Suzuki Advanced Navigation System for Concept-S2," which was designed with an eye on compatibility with telematics functions anticipated in the future. * The meter section features a multi-functional TFT LCD meter, representing Suzuki's suggestion for a next-generation meter design. Exterior * The 3-piece rotating/retracting roof design achieves minimum space requirements for housing the roof and provides ample seating space for 4 people, despite the Concept-S2's compact size; the roof is also styled so that the Concept-S2's styling is distinctively dynamic and sporty, whether its roof is in place or retracted. * A "wraparound window" design, which hides the front pillars from view and shows the windows at the front and sides as one piece, is a critical part of the Concept-S2's distinct styling, a distinguishing feature which makes this vehicle recognizable at a glance even from a distance. * The body color of the Concept-S2 is pearl-yellow, which has a richer feel than simple yellow. The roof section is a matte-finish pearl white, thus composing a 2-tone body color expressing both a sporty feel and a casual, fun image. Interior * The interior design combines a rounded basic form - harmonizing with the wraparound window design on the outside - with an instrument panel styled with a flowing line and projecting a solid impression. The result is an interior design with a simple and dynamic overall image. * The 13-inch monitor at the center of the instrument panel and the controls right below, along with the multi-functional TFT LCD meter in the instrument panel section, not only feature cutting-edge design, but are also both functional machine-driver interfaces that are easy to familiarize oneself with and easy to operate. * The interior color is a black/ivory 2-tone, expressing both a sporty feel and a fun, casual image. The roof lining has a playful "blue sky" design motif, presenting passengers a feeling of clear blue skies overhead even when the roof has to be in place for rainy weather. Software * The "Suzuki Advanced Navigation System for Concept-S2" features an on-screen female character serving as a virtual navigator (see note below) to assist users, thus enhancing ease of use as a machine-user interface. The system also comes with various features including a vehicle-to-vehicle mutual communication function which makes it possible to share information on the position of the car with other vehicles on the road, along with a display of real-time weather information for the areas the vehicle is heading for - a necessary piece of equipment for a convertible of the future! * The multi-function TFT LCD meter positioned in front of the driver is Suzuki's suggestion for how the next generation of meters might look. Making use of the advantage of LCD, the meter displays, in an easy-to-read manner, an analog (that is, ordinary needle-and-scale type) tachometer during normal operation, and animated information such as seatbelt warning and malfunction notification in the event of an emergency. Note: Copyright of the computer-graphics female character used as the virtual navigator belongs to "CASIO EN Project". If you wish to use a display sequence which shows this virtual character in your catalogs, visual footages, press releases, etc., please make sure to mention "CASIO EN Project" (unnecessary in case of written descriptions). Concept-S2 basic specifications Overall length 3,695mm Overall width 1,730mm Overall height 1,490mm Wheelbase 2,390mm No. of passengers 4 Power unit 1,597 cm3, 4-cylinder, 16-valve, DOHC, NA (naturally aspirated) Drive train Front wheel drive Transmission Sequential 6-speed MTA Roof retraction method 3-piece rotating/retracting roof (Suspension type, tire sizes and maximum power/torque will be announced at a later date.)

Hi guys.... if i travel alot, say more them 2000km per month (for work purpose), can the swift take it or do i need to spend alot more on maintence in this case is a 1.3L or 1.5L better then a 1.0L thanks for any advice

Hi folks, Not sure whether was this ever been discuss. But what do you think of Suzuki Liana 1.6. Is it a good buy?

Hey guys! Im new to this forum as I just got a car Anyway, its a red '99 suzuki wagon R+. And as you know, the seats look horrible especially when its against the red body. Kinda reminds me of riding on a TIBS bus. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone can help me, as in trying to find out if I can change the seat covers or maybe put something on it to "hide" the original TIBS-look-alike seats? Thanks

Bro, can anyony help me? Face problem in cranking(No power/ No feeling) the car after a distance drive. Need to wait for a while then can crank. Everytime happen went engine is hot. Try changing the battery but no use. Thanks in advance